Your selling a experience? lol bruh how ??? Your selling a service $45 is ok because you won’t be getting a tip. And the fact you just gonna raise your prices with out notice for your loyal costumers is just wild. Fellas just learn how to cut your own hair. New barbers keep your cuts around $30-40 and you’ll still all these scammers costumers
barbers are greedy, just cuz theyre the boss of their own. Theres a lot of harder and skillful job that makes less than what barber are demanding. thats crazy
@@thangmm9721 How tf you gone tell a barber that's constantly booked up that he should charge less? lol and it's def not easy otherwise good barbers would be easy to find. Only people that never did the job think it's easy. Cutting the homies don't make you a barber.
The most ill pay is $25 i dont want no design no extra gel just cut my hair but it was difficult for a babrber to do that so i cut my own hair and im selling my own experience now
yeah cuz the barebers be taking they sweeeeet asss time making it last so it seems like they went above and beyond but shit be croooked lol 25 is great in 04 it was 18 id give 23 then it went up to 25 i was like damn aiight and still tipd 5 bucks but now at 30 im like shit its not worth it to me i dont get a fucking simpole asss busss fade tahts it
People like you never tip but got the nerve to expect us to come in early or cut on off days for the same price. That's why we go up, to run y'all annoying mfs off and gain clients that appreciate and value what we do.
A haircut is not an experience. It is a good something that is needed. an experience would be, not just a haircut, but massaging the temple, the neck, the shoulder, etc., hot tower over face, face wash. hey hey now that’s an experience straight razor shave come on
You can think that but we don't just raise prices just for more money. We also do it to weed out cheap annoying clients that don't appreciate our work, never tip but get offended when we don't go out of our way to accommodate them. Trust me, we don't miss you. Every barber ain't worth 40-50/cut those are the ones who will be hurt but the ones with the skills will stay booked like always.
@@knowledgeseeker1528 we’ll see who is right in 10-15 years. Most of y’all will have another occupation if you actually think regular people will pay 60-70 without further stimulus from the government/ fraudulent ppp loans. People will adapt and learn to do it themselves. Credit card debt is at record high, enjoy overcharging while you can
@@knowledgeseeker1528 As a hairstylist, the price raise to weed out certain clients….is SPOT on!!!! The cheapest ones want to TRY & take up the most time. There’s an ass for every seat…the cheap asses can Get on!!!!
i swear this barbers think they deserve to make more compare than lot of higher skillset jobs just for cutting hair. To think yall deserve 45-100 when most nurses, constructor, mechanic workers, welder, etc don't even make that much an hours. not to mention yall babers can finish less than an hours depending on the sitution. This is what i hate about barber community, so much greed. Not gonna sped $30 or more for a haircut thats gonna grow back after 2 weeks.
you deserve as much as someone is willing to pay. it’s crazy to me how people worry about what other people are making and if they deserve it or not. just say you’re not willing to pay it and leave it at that.
Barbers are not being respected for their trade as much as we should,Yea some customers do go above the price and pay for wht they receive,God bless them,Barbers put in a Work and contributes i'l say 80% Of how sumone feel abt them self and we deserve to be appreciated.
Not all barbers are worth $40 or higher. Using the same old ass clippers not to mention lack of skills. I'll pay the money for a good cut but trust and believe that if you charge $50 and the fade is shit, you will now pictures and all on your review
Exactly you can decorate the shop up spend millions and ill cut my own hair damn simple they make electric razors and their price stay the same cuz i bought a nice pair 10 years ago...
Ayo bro thanks for video. I agree with you that a GREAT cut can change a persons life, confidence and overall day. Barbers jobs are important as they add to a personals professional development, image and brand. However, I think it’s not good customer service to not notify clients that prices will increase. Despite grocery stores and other industries doing it it takes away from good customer service when my barber for 3 years just boast price with no notice. Your price is your price, never trying to undermine the price at which you rate your value as a barber, but good customer service goes a long way and barber client loyalty is unmatched. My barber raised prices during pandemic and I was not happy with it but he sent out a notice letting his clients know and I can respect that. I do think there are too many barbers charging prices for a service they aren’t providing. A good cut worth $50-70 to me includes - ( washing hair, small designs like parts, lines mini crosses, any small enhancements like black out and hair fibers, razor finish. The fade must be crisp before any enhancements! Too many deceptive tapers with black out). As prices raise it takes away from ppl tipping. I always tip even if I can’t if my barbers done a good job. But there is an influx of barbers who cut 1 rapper and now they are a celebrity barber charging $150 for a basic cut🤦🏾♂️ Ppl will pay for good cuts ! Being booked and “busy” Dosent qualify you being a good barber. But great topic video Ideal cut price $50-70 Extra for any at home or travel cuts
If you don’t tell them the price changed, how are they supposed to pay if they only have the amount of money hat the price was prior to the hike? If my cut is 30$ and I pay 30$ plus a tip, and you tell me it’s 45$ now. Well, i didn’t know the price changed. I only got the 30$ plus tip. But I know for next time.
In my experience, men dont like spending much on their haircuts. I am starting to think the only person who can tell a good cut from a bad cut is other barbers. If you are a barber and you are too busy, raise your price. If you want to make more money, do cheap haircuts. Just remember there is more to life than money. Quality of your time and life is important. Being too busy and tired is a miserable way to live. It might shock you, the customers who you thought was a good friend will leave over 2 bucks. So I say this. Raise your prices find out who the real reals are. Then lower them if you dont enjoy the slower pace. 😅
@knowledgeseeker1528 broke wouldnt be the correct word.. just not paying no famn $40 for 20 min haircut.. it's not a hard job to do cutting hair is easy af why tf would I pay u $40 20 min or less worth of time
@@ashezplayboy Cutting hair can be easy. Barbering is not. Big difference. Explain how a barber is crazy for charging $40+ if they're booked all the time? You think they should make less just to please cheap/ignorant mfs like you who don't even appreciate what they do? Lol we raise our prices to get rid of y'all.
Yoo u whats not talked about? And maybe it dont matter im not a barber just my opinion.... what about your clients who come every week what about your client who comes every week and brings his kids every other week u gonna go up on the price on him? How much u goin up? And how much do u want sombody to spend on hair cuts in a month? Commmme on mann just saying. Some these barbers crazy acting like divas just go do some womens hair 🤦🏾♂️
Somebody who gets their hair cut once a week has decided that's a very high priority for them. Their options are to learn how to self-cut at home (or spouse or kid learn) or learn how to make it work in their budget. It's not the barber's job to manage their clients' budgets for them. As King said in the vid, INFLATION is the name of the game. Are you paying the same thing you did for housing, car, milk, eggs, bread, or gasoline that you did 10 or 20 years ago? Well then it makes sense that haircuts don't cost the same either. People in other lines of work get regular raises. Barbers just have to take that upon themselves to do. 💵
I'll speak on personal experience from when cuts were $10 in the 90s to $30-40 in my area present day. The guy mentioned it being am "experience". Well i will argue that the experience and service was better back when cuts were $10. Now cuts are rushed, a lot of barbers come to work looking like sleaseballs, and the days of getting those feel good after shave treatments and oil sheen clouds are long gone. Point being is haircuts have been going up not the level of service or experience. This doesn't apply everywhere, just from my experience.
@@Goosewitdajuice317Whoever leaves when we raise our prices we don't miss them lol. Somebody else will replace them in a week. There's a customer for every price.
